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A New Flow Battery Takes On The Data Center Energy “Crisis”
The flow battery startup XL Batteries is bringing its organic formula to bear on the market for low cost energy storage systems for long duration wind and solar energy storage.
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Hauling Renewable Energy Around By Freight Train — Not A Prank!
The Pennsylvania firm Voltify is laying plans for a network of solar-powered microgrids to ferry renewable energy around the country by freight car while decarbonizing diesel-electric locomotives, too.
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Two New Renewable Energy Technologies That Just Might Work
Two new renewable energy technologies are in the news this week. One of them seems like it might actually work.
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Cold Ironing Takes Hold: Ports Achieve Cleaner Air by Electrifying Ship Berths
Decarbonizing maritime operations presents one of the more challenging—but also most impactful—frontiers in global sustainability efforts. As we enter the third phase of our comprehensive strategy for zero-emission ports, the focus shifts squarely toward addressing one of the most significant sources of port emissions: auxiliary engines from vessels at berth. … [continued]
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Why Winemakers Must Embrace Sustainable Growing Practices
Winemakers work outdoors in high season in long verdant rows. A deliberate slow rhythm marks their days as they examine vines and grapes, monitor trimming, and plan for the harvest. Then come hours of communicating with the team, analyzing lab work, checking on cellar activities, and assessing fermentation tanks — … [continued]
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